CONNECT. BUILD. WIN.

Elect Stephon Moore for YDA DNC member

Moore leadership.

Moore action.

Moore solutions.

Moore for DNC.

Stephon Moore is a seasoned Director of Development and political consultant whose impact has reached far beyond his roots in Louisville, KY.

With a proven track record in community engagement, grant writing, political fundraising, and campaign leadership, Stephon has worked across the country to elevate voices, build coalitions, and drive real change.

Now, he's ready to bring that same passion, experience, and bold vision to the national stage—by earning your vote to become the next YDA DNC Member

MEET WITH STEPHON

Have questions? Ideas? Concerns about the future of the Democratic Party? Moore wants to hear from you—directly.

This campaign is rooted in accountability and listening to the people we serve. That’s why Moore is opening up regular Zoom sessions for one-on-one or small group conversations with delegates, organizers, and voters like you.

Whether you're curious about our platform, want to share your perspective, or simply get to know the person behind the campaign, this is your space to connect.

TOP PRIORITIES

CONNECT. Young Democrats and our chapters are doing great work around the country, we simply need to uplift them. We need to break down our silos, stop having cliques and start having real conversations that lead to action.

BUILD. We need a professionalized YDA, with a budget, strategic plan and transparency. We need to be resourceful, making every dollar count, and creating sustainable strategic partnerships. We can’t expect the DNC to hand us anything, we have to present a vision.

WIN. If we aren’t focused on winning elections, we’re missing the point. YDA should have a national electoral strategy that starts at the local level. We should be a voice for young people who are first time candidates, and red states with competitive local elections. It’s time to play the long game.

“I have always been inspired to help people. My father and grandfather were UAW members for over 70 years combined. My grandfather took night school and received his opportunity through a trade program put on by the Louisville Urban League. I am a product of union organizing, and I am a product of the fight for racial and social justice in this country. I’m also the product of American industry and opportunity. Politics is personal for me, it's about making sure my son has the opportunities my grandfather had. To get a good union paying job, to raise a family, to have the right to organize, the right to practice his faith, the right to be human. We need to make our communities better, that’s why we’re doing this. Running for the Democratic National Committee is an extension of that fight.”